New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-31
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Jastrnftion.
For Bows and Young Men-country.
RR. HOLBROOK'S MILITARY SCHOOL,
Re'Den' Wednesday evening .s B.
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mill
~ ford Conn Parent. who are l S9 Ss " aS
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FREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold, NJ.
L PREPARES FOR COLLEGE, Or BUSINESS SI;ssIn.,
u DoSb. Ferry.on. Hudson 20 miles from New York
Advantages superior In every respect For college or
0u'ho'' H''p'"' 'f FexNCiER BAILEY, Principals:
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMf:-
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MT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY
cS%pss T9ss.Ss an. sTau sS
and delightful quarters thorough military prsaniaa
sso classes socusion Ssncins music drawing fencing
J.HowE ALLEN, An,
NIT. BEACON ACADEMY.
M FIsHKILLON.HUDsON. NY.
select Home School. J. FRED SMITH, A NJ, Principal
NAZARETH HALL.-BOarding School for
~ BOYS Nazareth Northampton County Penn he0peh'
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DOUG HKEEPSIE N.YJ MILITARY INSTI-
Academy or business Address DR.. G. d. WARNING. Prin
DEV. JOHN II. CONVERSE'S SCHOOL re-
from to Gg sPsg on sSI ave
sight OF health manners and morals number limited TO ten
DUTGERS COLLEGE GRAN MAR SCHOOL,
IL NEwBRUNswICK, N: j.
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student prepared bv one Of teachers recently took $500
entrance at arvar Twenty six sent 10 college this
College town stimulates study Use Of college library
Some rocms suite, Of study room ix
S S.s Se One SSar from
York $50 per quarter ctIa TSS.irNsoN Head Master
PECTORY SCHOOL, Hamden, Conn. For
IL Boys $500 $3.50 Home influences thSrOush ,chn s
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CT. JOHNS MILITARY SCHOOL FORBOYS,
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0es'H' september sr. JoHN's School Manllus N Y.
CT. JOHNS SCHOOL. Sing Sing, New. York.
- Rev breckenridge Gibson, D. D. rector Location ls
psres BOY, for college scisatiac schools life West
Point and nnapOis fully e1uppei gymnasium; military
drill; extensive aygrounds limited number OF boys
Terms s6oc annum Nineteenth school year VIII oesn
September Is 1887.
SEELEY'S ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
- SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Dectertown Sussex Co.. N j..
reopens September T. For circular address =,
"" IPrincetoni Principal.
CHORTLTDGE'S Media Academy. - S125
- quarterly students admitted and classhed At
time Rest instruction. best care besstabe ebgieor
double heated By steam fine college Eng
lsh business All engineering COURSES bW hiN ~
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NNORRAL HALL. Peekskill. New YOrk:-A
Military Academy.
VONKERS ON The HUDSON.-A family
school for desirable boys little bows and those going from
tms especialY solicited not cheap ons
and thorough backward bovs AMI conditioned STU
dents coached summer and winter. THO T. LEIGHTON
&OSN -PERRINEVILLE On. j. ACADE-
~ CIV. MY Recommended nv Dr. McCosh President
and Professor 81 Princeton University Rev GEORGE W.
MACMILLAN PRINCIPAL. Can be Al schermerhorns,
East lith.st, New York. Mondays 10 10 ii am.
For Both Sexes-Country.
CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, both sexes, city
~ and country, with careful Advice TO parents
T.. MIRIAM CONRIEkE.
81 East l7th.sL. between 4thaye and broadway.
A NEW SCHOOL,
~ Thirty miles from New.york. WITH NEW FEAT
uRES. order programme and picture OF -.
CHAPPAQUAMoUNTAtN INSTITUTE Chappaqua,N.1
DICKINSON SEMINARY,
live School for both se1e. Of the ago IN every